Battle dispatches report Allied forces repelling French attacks
In a detailed military letter, General Whittingham commends Col Adam and Lieut Col Ochoa for leading a gallant defense on the mountain approaches near Alcoy. He lists wounded officers and troops, credits Sicilian artillery and various regiments, and notes plans to pursue toward Plan de Felippe.
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Burke
Calausian Free Corps
Carey
King’s German Legion
Lueder
Brauns
Hussars
Ornn Jucks
20Th Dragoons
Arabia
Royal Viaile
Oder
Colan
Adam
Deil
Whittingham
Plony
Greimdior
Llonel Cuscain
Col
Nel
Romery
Campbell
Colone
Ochoa
Serano
Castinelli
Eli
Eral
Donkin
Adjutant Department
el Holcombe
Arison
Lacy
Thomson
Garcia
Patton
Alcoy
Asa
Felippe
Advan
J. Munnay
Montion
Arabin
Manifesto Decrees Clash with Church Authority
Letters from Cadiz dated March 5 1815 address the looming publication of a church decree on teaching during high mass and abolishing the Inquisition tribunal, with bishops delaying action pending papal approval and consultation with a national council. The Nuncio notes concern over royal interference and church unity under the Holy Father’s authority.
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Hia Church
Sode Macante
Wes
Luisiriouis
Nicea
Cadiz
Mach
Mast
Vnre
Papal Nuncio Warns Spain on Inquisition Abolition Edict
In a formal missive dated 1815 Cadiz, Archbishop of Nicæa, as Nuncio, protests the August Congress decree to abolish the Holy Inquisition. He urges the Regency to suspend decrees, arguing such abolition harms the Roman Pontiff’s rights, the Church, and Spain’s Catholic monarchy.
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Jaen
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Cadiz
Luledo
L’res
Holy See
Reyself
Church of Spain
Peter
Universal Church
Jesus Christ
Amdenuy
Oman Pontik
National Council
E. P. Archshop
NICHA
Ligtin Ss
Supreme Council of Regency
Maren
Brotien
Most Iustrious Ltd
Adiz
Sinecure Reform Debate Dominates Lords Proceedings
In a lengthy Lords debate Lord Grosvenor leads a second reading of the Sinecure Offices Bill, arguing it would curb costly pensions and idle offices. Critics like the Lord Chancellor and Earl of Lauderdale condemn the bill as crude and impractical, warning it would fail in execution and threaten public service.
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House OF Lords
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Ate
Alderman Castle
India
Duke of Noxtonx
Irrzwintiasi
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Caraingrax
Lord Grosvenor
Cie
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Learard Lon
Magne
the Princess of Wales
Wedlsack
Court of Justice
Lis
Court of Chancery
Consolidated Fund
Noble Ltd
Ead
Lauderdale
Scotland
Poitie
House of Commons
Hig Dinecare
Mr. Fox
Lord Ellenborough
Court of
King’s Bench
Kelys Hin
Eyre Seas
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Kenah
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We Ander
Imperial Parliament
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